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most oppressive iu the luxes it collects
from all our people, than any other nil
ministration siuce our Amencau repub
lie was founded.”
1 now desire to add (he further stute
meut that uo previous congress has eu
acted so much legislation of immediate,
uovel, aud fundamental importance iu
its relation to busiucss us hus the pres
cut congress. Now, with the first regu
lar session of the sixty fourth congress
still uncompleted, it has in hand further
measures of still more far reaching iui
portuuce, representing still more novel
theories of government supervision. We
find this active eougreas proposing ad
ditioual legislation which promises to
create betweeu business aud govern
meut a relationship entirely new, which
must proceed along paths heretofore u i i
explored. Not only are the proposals
in the pending legislation novel in their
application to business, but there is a
strikiug dissimilarity between these
measures aud auy that we have hereto
fore had.
I alile lieuteuauts thut thè detail of or-
gauiaatiou iuay he complete nud cftcct
ivo. Uudcrstuud lullv thut thi* alcun*
•elfsnrrifu'lug servivo; thut it lucana
hii cxpcnditurc of timo; thut it inculi*
Constant, co operative effort.
Ruch, then, i» thè uppeul 1 would
moke to our liusuie** aud professional
meu l'or crvutmg u coustructIvv pillilo
opiuiou. The effort should include au
udivo partili patio» iu politicai lite thut
bcgiiia far back of the polla; licgm* al
thè licgiuiiiiig of thè formution of pulì
lic opinion of thut publie opinion of
wliich the result ut the polla i* ouly the
fumi rcflcction. I f thi* work ì» to tic
elfectively dono, they must theuiselvea
miilo' the coutributiou of *en ice. They
ennnot delegate the work wliich they
alone culi do. ‘They cumini diacharge
thi* grcut puhlie iluty hy writiug
check». ’Tliev must uot alurk this greti!
respouailulity hy tryiug the piali of hir
mg othera to promulgate their viewa.
Bali»factory resulta can ouly he oli
tuined hy building theuiselvea together
to iiiakc au appeal to the common scuse
of thè pcoplc with w lumi they lire in
dolly and hnurly contact. Huch a uniteti
effort calino! he couatrued as a couapi
rucy. Thcse business and professional
meu meli o f bruii! uiul bruwn should
thiuk, uot ouly iti day» and weeks, hut
thiuk, aud thiuk hard, in decade». |.ct
tlicm renlixe thè respooaibility wliich i»
their« to turii preaeut force» mio righi
chuuncL retili«« thut piitriotisui menu*
a aulirnergcncc o f self interest. Hy a
suhuicrgenc« of self interest alone din
they help to forni u puldic opinion thut
w ili peruiit the creative gemila of busi
nesa to bv recoguixcd ut ita true wortli,
aud thus gii e tu thut genio* thè posi
tioo it should righilv ha ve— a place
wlicrc it wi 11 tic ubine adierse enti
ciani. Ruch a coursc of action will ere
ate u puldic opiuiou thut will he con-
struetive, and uot us now under the
present demoeratie adminiatration de
struetive, o f tbe beat aort of business ac
tiiity . I f they will ilo this if ull of us
will unite to create auch a moveinent
there uced he little fenr tur the ulti
mate election o f t'harles E. Hughes and
the solution of our problema, the per
munenee of our prosperity uud the pre
cui mence of our country under his wise
admiuistration. Let us ull uniti*— cape
cially thè business and professional un ii
ili u splcudid effort to have Lane
county set the pace fur all the otlier
cmint ics in Oregon for creating con
struetive puldic opinion whieh begins
ut the beginniug back of the polis.
1 have often tried very earnestly to
give my business and professional
frieuds some hint o f how iiiiportuut 1
believe it is that they should take
wider interest in political affairs,
have neither the time nor the inclination
TH U R S D A Y, J U L Y 20, 1916
to make a serious criticism of congress.
My criticism goes back o f that to the
TH E OLD MAID .
W H Y M E N D O N 'T SUCCEED.
constituency back to a public opinion
She gave her life to love. She never ,
HE following from the Tacoma which 1 believe is not always well iu
formed, which does not fully grasp tin
knew
What other women gave their all to ot uurest, laziness, aud consequent in­ force of great economic principles that
gain.
efficiency which afflict the world to are more potent than any laws that
Others were fickle. She was passing day, produciug at the same time a high congress can enact. Our business and
er cost of living and less ability to bear professional men have their full share
true.
of the blame if public opiuiou is ill in
She gave pure love, and faith without it:
a stain.
• • The American boy won't work. The formed. As a class they have been si
boy of today thinks he can make a liv ­ Icut iu the face o f calumny. Gross mis
She never married. Suitors came and ing without working, ’ quoting Mr statements in regard to busiucss meth
went;
Hill, and isu't he the truthful Jttuiesf ods and aims of busiucss men have
The dark eyes flashed their love on The paragraph applies with equal cou gained credit by being confidently re
one alone.
gruousuess iu a large percentage of pealed and rarely or never answered
Her life was quiet and withal content. uieu.
They are flittiug thither and Ail important part o f the public holds
The old love reigned. No rival shared yon, at this job today, ut that tomorrow, resentment aguiust business men, be
cause of the accumulation of the charge*
the throne.
masters of nothing, no definite aim in
view, merely drifting. Hoys are much of uiiscouduct that have been made and
Think you her life was wastedf Vale the same, quite naturally, jumpiug goue unanswered; because of the dis
and hill
arouud from oue task to uuother, ac torted pictures of their aims and uicth
Blossomed in summer, and white winter eeptiug every temporary advantage iu ods which have goue unchallenged.
it is useless to complain about a con
came;
the wage, but rnakiug little effort to
The blue ice stiffened ou the silenced learu a trade or even procure the veneer ditiou uuless one can suggest u remedy.
Fortunately, it seems to me, the remedy
rill;
of business knowledge.
A ll times and seasous found her still
Last week there appeared in the News lies directly in our own hands. I f bus
the same.
office looking for a place as a reporter mess and professional men are mcii of
a youngster the down on whose cheeks honor, they should stund up and fight
for their houor. They do not need to
Her heart was full o f sweetness to the bespoke his years at 17 or 1*.
end;
“ Did you finish high s c b o o l f ’ he be told that ill large part the motive
buck of the drudgery of business life is
What once she gave she never took was asked.
away.
“ No— quit iu the middle o f the sec a motive, not of gain but o f accom
Those who send check or money order
plishment; an idealism as pure and clear
Through all her youth she loved one ond year. ’ ’
as any statesmuu rail boast o f; but the hy mali to pay subscriptions will re
faithful friend;
“ W h y »"
geueral public does not know that aud ccive no rcceipt unica* requested. Watcb
She loves him now her hair is growing
“ I wanted to go to work.’ ’
will not believe it, while busiucss aud yuur label to seu thut your date is
gray.
— George Barlow.
“ What have you been d o in g !”
sep22tfc
“ 1 have had a job in a department professional men bend crnvenly to their changed.
tasks
and
never
look
up
to
answer
dc
S E N T I N E L W I L L S UPPORT DEMO store— sort of shipping clerk.’ ’
traction, misrepresentation uud slander.
“ How long were you th e re!’ ’
CHATS.
Notice of S h eriff’ s Sale on Execution
Fur the comparatively rare examples
“ About two weeks.’ ’
In Foreclosure.
“ Where before t h a t ! ’ ’
of greed, of bliudness to social obliga
NDER all ordinary conditions The
Notice is hereby given that by virtue
“ ----- iron works; thought I ’d learn lions, of uufuirncss, and even o f dis
Sentinel is a red hot, uncompro-
of an execution uud order of sale issued
honesty we have all been made to suf
to be a moulder.”
inking partisan republican newspaper,
out of the circuit court of the state
fer,
because
in
the
main
we
have
silent­
“ How long were you t h e re !”
but there are always exceptions to
of Oregon for Lane county on the 15th
ly submitted to generalizations drawn
“ About a mouth.”
prove the rule.
day of July, 1916, on a judgment ren­
from
these
comparatively
rare
examples.
“
Why
did
you
q
u
i
t
!
”
In the case of the election this fall
dered in said Court on the 8th day of
“ Well, I was offered $1 more a week
o f circuit court judges for this district,
Time and again— with pen und voice July, 1916, in a suit wherein the plaint­
The Sentinel long ago determined that in the store. ’ ’
— I have tried to indicate to my busi- i f f Fred \\ right recovered judgment
“ Where did you work before you be­ uess uud professional friends how im
it would support at least one democrat
against the defendants, C. D. Hrainurd
for that position. The particular person came a moulder!”
portaut it is to the future of business aud Gertrude R. Uriiinard, fur the sum
“ Usher in a theater.”
«elected for this honor is Judge J. W.
that we now have a background of of $729.67, with interest thereon from
“ Why did you q u i t ! ”
Hamilton, of Roseburg, who will have
sound aud well-informed public opinion the Mb day of July, 1916, at the rate
“ Fired for being late. T h e y ’re too against which the new legislation which
been on the bench 18 years at the ex­
of 10 per cent per annum, und the fur
strict.”
piration of his present term.
we need and— after the fourth of next ther sum of $8.99 with interest thereon
“
Where
did
you
work
before
t
h
a
t
!
”
For so unusual a thing as the support
March— are certainly going to have may f t tl.c rute of 6 per cent per annum
“ Let me see— ah, yes; I was in----- ’s stand out aud be tested. To illustrate
of a democrat for office, The Seutiuel
from the 8th day of July, 1916, and one
must have good reasons. I t has such store.”
the present generally distressing condi­ hundred and no-100 dollars attorneys’
“ Why did you quit t h e re !”
reasons and is ready to express them.
tions in Oregon 1 need only cull atten­ fees, and the further sum o f eighteen
“ Mother said I couldn't stand the tion to the record o f 18,280 business and 40 100 dollars costs, which judgment
It is not good for the business o f our
courts
to
be
continually
rnakiug long hours and the outdoor exposure. I failures during the eulendar year of was enrolled uud docketed iu the clerk's
changes. When a man has served 18 was driving a w agon. ’ ’
IG14, the largest number of business office of said court on the 8th day of
“ Yes. Where did you work before failures in any one year in the history duly, I'd 16, und said execution to me di­
years, has given eminent satisfaction,
has not let politics nor personal affairs t h a t ! ”
of our republic, with the record-break­ rected commanding me in tbe name of
“ 1 was on a farm a little while in the ing volume of $357,909,000 liabilities.
interfere with the performance of his
the stute of Oregon, in order to satisfy
honest duty, we believe it would be early summer, but couldn't stand the
These figures are really alarming and said judgment, costs, anil attorneys’
folly to make a change. Judge Hamilton work. The hours were too long.”
they indicate that the time hus come fees, to sell the following described real
“ Well, where were you employed be­ when we should see made the most g i ­ property, towit:
fills all the qualifications which The
Sentinel demands, and we are therefore fore t h a t ! ”
gantic contributions that ever were
Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 in Milapoo
“ Messenger boy for telegraph com­ made by business und professional men Park, us the same is platted and record­
for retaining a tried and true man in
pany.”
so important a position.
to a political campaign— not contribu­ ed in tbe plat records of Lime county,
“ Where before t h a t ! ”
Another reason why we particularly
tions of money, but contributions of Oregon, und situated in Lane county,
“ Don’t remember. I ’ve had a good service; contributions o f experience, of Oregon.
favor Judge Hamilton is because he be­
lieves in expediting the business of the many jobs. ’ ’
understanding, of truth; contributions
Now, therefore, in the name of the
‘ ‘ What was your longest period o f in the way of an effective demand that state of Oregon, and in compliance with
courts and does not believe in the inter­
posing of senseless technicalities to pro­ employment!”
the men whom they select as their repre­ said execution and order o f sale, I will
“ Well, about seven weeks.”
long litigation, thereby working hard­
sentatives shall freely exercise their on Haturday, the 19th day o f August,
“ How many jobs have you had alto­ judgment, and contributions in the way 1916, between the hours of 9 o ’clock a.
ship upon the litigants. In addition to
all this he is a pleasant man to meet, g e th e r !’ ’
of watchfulness that shall insure both in. and 4 o ’clock p. in., towit: ut one
‘ I never counted them-—two dozen, I honesty and intelligence in the exercise o ’clock p. m. ou said day, at the south
is cordial to all and not the least a f ­
fected because of the honors that have guess. ’ ’
of representative obligations. These west door of the county court house in
Further questioning discovered the men may think that the contribution 1 Eugene, Lane county, Oregon, o ffer for
been given him by the voters of this
fact that be had quit several places have suggested is more difficult to give sale, und sell, subject to redtmption, nil
district.
This judicial district includes Doug­ where the opportunity to “ work up” than have been other contributions thut the right, title and interest of the de­
las, Curry, Coos, Lane, Lincoln and Ben­ and become established was plain, be- they have been more frequently asked fendants, C. D. Hrainurd, Gertrude R.
ton counties. The candidates fo r cir­ cause he could get a little higher wages to make, but the satisfaction of having Hrainurd, his wife, John Cunningham,
O f course be made such contributions und the e f ­ National llospitul Association, a cor­
cuit judges from this district are G. F. in another business.
Hkipworth, Eugene (dem.j, appointed would not last long as a cub reporter, fectiveness of them will far transcend poration, and W. O. Wilson In anil to
by Governor West; E. O. Potter, Eu­ for i f there is any work under the sun anything they have ever done before in the above described real property.
gene (re p .); J. 8. Coke, Marshfield which requires steadfast courage, cou the way of participation in politics.
JAMKH C. P A R K E R ,
(rep.), incumbent; J. W. Hamilton, centration and faith, it is the work o f
The writer o f these lines was in the j 120a 17 Hheriff of Lane County, Oregon.
Roseburg (dem.), incumbent, and J. A. a beginning newspaper man.
prime o f his manhood during the busi­
There .are hundreds like him, shifting ness depressions o f 1873 and 1893 and
Buchanan, Roseburg (rep.). Voters of
Notice of Pinal Settlement.
Lane county should vote for three of about without parental control, if not ad­ — in the light o f that experience— I
Notice is hereby given that the under­
these candidates— that is what they are vice, heedless of the encouraging words wish there could be a clearer compre­
expected to do. They should also en­ of employers, and blind to opportunity. hension of what a disheartened busi­ signed administratrix o f the estate of
deavor to distribute the judgeships over Out of such timber is builded our in­ ness community really means— what it John Nelson Crow, deceased, has filed
the district. Under present conditions, competents, and from it is recruited the means to the whole people. I f the di­ in tbe county court o f Lane county,
the only fair thing for the voters to do ever-increasing flock o f jailbirds, for rective forces o f business life are to Oregon, her final account as such ad­
is to vote for one man from Eugene, for incompetence often commits crime to lose heart, i f their courage for new en­ ministratrix and that Haturday, the 22d
Judge Coke, o f Marshfield, and for one procure the wherewithal to float the terprise is to ebb, i f their willingness day o f July, 1916, at tbe hour o f 2:3«
bonds o f idleness. The old apprentice to take risk, to test the chance o f the o ’clock p. m. of suid day, has been fixed
man from Roseburg.
The Mentinel would add further that system had its advantages.
future, to venture present possession by said court as the time for hearing
even i f the judgeship was a position into
upon prospective development, is to fail, any objections to said report and the
which it allowed partisanship to enter, A N A P P E A L TO OREGON BUSINESS then the psychology o f the business settlement thereof.
I.II.L IE A. ('ROW, Administratrix.
of the two candidates from Roseburg, ,t
A N D P R O F E S S IO N A L MEN.
mind becomes a matter of the gravest
Alta King, Attorney for estate. j22jl20c
would still pick Judge Hamilton, the
import.
democrat, as its choice.
By Col. Mercer.
The time has come when we should all
While we are picking democratic can­
vA T R IC K H E N R Y once said:
Notice of Final Settlement.
In unite with the business and professional
didates, we might add that we expect to
proportion to the magnitude o f men in the work o f creating an in­
Notice is hereby given that the under­
give our support to a couple other dem­ the subject ought to be the freedom of formed and sound public opinion. l * t signed administratrix of the estate of
ocrats. One o f these is Alta King, of debate. ’ ’
the work o f doing that be parceled out Richard Crow, deceased, has filed
Coftage Grove,, democratic candidate
In The Morning Register of July 13 with the genius that these men who in the county court o f I.uno county,
for representative, who should have a I am quoted as saying that “ Elevated know the value o f organization, o f co­ Oregon, her final account as such nd
solid vote from Cottage Grove. Eugene to power on a platform o f retrenchment operation, o f the subdivision o f Inbor, ministratrix and that Haturday, the 22d
is not entitled to more than two o f the in appropriations, and economy in go v­ in the management o f their own affairs, day o f July, 1916, at the hour o f 2:3«
three representatives and Mr. King ernment expenditure, the present demo­ have proved that they possess. Hee that o ’clock p. m. o f said day, has been fixed
would represent the district far better cratic administration will go down in the wisest and ablest men o f each com­ by said court as the time for hearing
than it has been represented at times in history as the most profligate in its munity are placed in the executive po­ any objections to snld report nnd the
the past. We believe he would make a waste, the most extravagant in its ex­ sitions o f their respective political or­ settlement thereof.
good record at Salem i f given the op­ penditure o f public funds, the most in­ ganizations in order that they may
L I L L I E A. CROW, Administratrix.
portunity.
efficient in administration, and the make o f themselves such earnest and Alta King, Attorney for estate. j22jl2«c
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GERMANS FORGED TO
THIRD LINE TRENCHES
F o u r H eav y British Assaults
Repelled on Western
Front.
London —General llutg a troops, but
teritiK at the third German line III PI
curtly, ure forcing u breach through
which Hiipaunie cun he won.
Stubborn fighting won for the Hrlt
lab High wood and Dolvllle wood,
north of the Haxentlne Longuevllle
line. Thus Poxlerea und Murltnpulch
and through them Hupuuiue ure
seriously menaced.
The war office unnounced that at
oue point the Germuus were forced
Ixtck to their third line positions.
The Hrltlsh ure consolidating their
new positions north of the lliuentln
Longuevllle Hue and are bringing up
their heavy urtlllery preparatory to
resuming the great drive toward I'er-
onne.
After four asaanlts hurled In rapid
succession at the German lines In the
region of (Hillers and Hazentln, le
Petit had failed to dislodge the ene­
my, operations on both sides coming
to an abrupt halt.
On the French stile of the Homme
tine the Germans took General Koch
hy surprise. Powerful uttaeks enabled
them to rapture Iu Maisonette ami
Blaches, but they were ejected before
they hud time to rally against the
French counter attack. The rapidity
with which the Germans were rolled
back from these two positions Is hail­
ed by mllltury experts as uti Indica­
tion of the firm grip the French have
obtained on the newly-won grouud
ARMIES STRUGGLE
AT CLOSE QUARTERS
■ t a t s o f O h io . C’lt v » f T o le d o . I
l.m -n a ( ’011111 y.
I
F r a n k .1 (" lisn e v inatte» o a th th a t ha Is
s e n io r |iartn«*r o f I lia f l u ii o f K J ' ’tiene»
A C o . d o in g b a s in e » » In III« C it y o f T o -
tsdo. C o u n ty a n d Rial«* a fo rv a a ld , a n d
th a t aalit Arm w ill |>uv Ilio a n n i o f O N M
I I U N I > I I K I > D O L L A R N fo r e a e h a n d e v ­
e ry r a s r o f C a t a r r h d ia l ca n n o t be r u m i
b y th s uso o f I I A l . I .'H I ' A T A It It I I C l ' U K
FRANK J C I I K N K Y
H w orn to b s fo rs m e an d s u b s c rib e d In
in y p ir s e n c s , t ills Bib «lay o f D e c n iib e r ,
A l> IBM
(■eat)
A W III.KAMI IN.
Notary I'liblle
H a i f a Catarrh Curi* I* taken Internally
and acts directly u|Min t h e b lo o d amt mu­
cous surfaces o f Ihc ayatnn
Homi for
tesllmonlala. free
F J C I I K N K Y A C O T o le d o , O
Hold by all Druggist».
T a k e H a l l s K a m il *
l' in a f » i
%
• ■.nei I r « i Inn
SHOULD
HLOAN'H L I N I M E N T UO
ALONG
( i f rotirae it alioiild! For uftor 11 stren­
uous day wilt'll your iiiiimi 'I om have boia
exercised to Ilio limit 1111 ii|qilicution of
Rlouii'a Liniment will take tin* soreness
and « tifin e** nwtiy and gel yim in fino
alinpe fur toinurrnw . Y1111 alm uld ulao
use it for a M in il i « * 11 nttuek of tool lineili*,
» U ff iieek, baeknohe, »tinga, b ile » and
I l i o ni a li y ueelilenta tliat are in e id e u tu l
In a v ae a tiu ii, “ We would aa aoou
leave our baggage n» go on a vacation
or i’ itnip out w it bout Hinan’* Liniment.”
Writes 0110 vnentiuiilst: " W e use it f " t
everything from eriunpa to tuotliarhe.”
l'ut a botilo in your bug, be prepared
and Ini vi* no regrets.
À
L. L. Harrel
Cottage Orove Trnnafer
Draying of all Kinds
ria n o Moving
Auto Dray For Quirk Dall very
OFFICE: Elite Confectionery
Phone 72
LOOK GOOD P EE L GOOD
No one eau either feel good nor look
good while »offering from con*ti|ilaiun
Get rid of that tired, druggy , lifeleaa
feeling by a treatment of Hr. King a
New Life Pill*. Huy 11 box to day, take
ulte nr two pill* to night. In the ninni
ing that stuffed, dull feeling I» gone nini
you feel better at oner.
2f>e at your
druggist.
4
Hrltlsh Front In France, via London.
—Continuing their offensive, the Hrlt
lah, who broke the German second
line of defense, tiow- have tnken all of
Delvllle wood, which wns stormed hy
The Otty Transfer
the Houth Africans, ami the high wood,
establishing themselves beyond Hu
All Kind» of
xentlne le Petit, advanced parties hav
ing been to the outskirts of Martin
putch and Poxlerea and some other
points close to the third German line
Plano Moving a Specialty
of defense.
The operations were more In the tin
WOOD A N D COAL
ture of open righting, the Germans us
Phone 65
Ing strong (mints on favorable ground
Office A t Eagle Cigar Mtors
which were good machine gun post
tlons to gain time In rallying reinforce­
ments. and dig new trenches while
PRO FERRI ON A L 0A R D 8
the Hrltlsh dig In opposite them with
each stage of the advance. Frequent­
M AX LUEBK E
ly they are so near each other that
THE
R AW LEIO H M AN
neither side dares use its guns.
Both the Hrltlsh and the French are
Residence Teutb Ht.
confronted with almost lnsui>c ruble
Phone 176-L
niiglppd
difficulties In moving their systems of
communication with the advancing
R. M. McCAROAR, D. D 8.
troops. The biggest guns of the allies
DENTIH T
are too huge to be handled either by
horses or motors, hut require freight Neuralgia relieved inatuntly by local ap
plication.
Reaideuce and office oue
trucks for their transportation.
id ck south of postoffiee.
Phone 13IJ
Cottugu Grove, Oregon
Blackmore & McFarland
Hauling & Draying Done
on Short Notice
G ERM A N POSITION C A PTU RED
Territory Gained Extends Over Front
of 1500 Yards.
Ijondon.— German second line posi­
tions northwest of Bexantlnle-Petit
wood have been stormed and captured
by the Hrltlsh, the war office has an
nounced. The positions captured. In
what the statement characterizes as
a ‘‘further Important success.” extend­
ed over a front of 1600 yards.
A strongly held position at Water-
lot farm, east of Imngucvlllc, also was
raptured by the Hrltlsh, while the re­
maining strongholds of the Germans
In Ovlllera and La Holselle also were
taken.
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DR. C. E. FROST
Electrical Treatments X Ruy pictures.
Microscopie Kxuminutiun of Hputiin
und Blood
J. E. YOUNO
A T T O R N E Y AT L A W
Germans Admit Withdrawal.
Oltice on Mam Htreet
Berlin, via London.— A withdrawal Cottage Grove
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of German troops tinder General von
Linslngen southwest of Lutsk to a
DR. A. J. H E NDRY
point behind the river Lipa, Is offi­
D E N T IS T
cially announced hy the war office.
LADY ATTENDANT
OVER FIRHT N A T I O N A L B A N K
Noted Scientist Desd.
Cottage Grove, Oregou
Paris.— Professor Elle Metchnlkoff, Phone 1«
the famous bacteriologist. Is dead.
Professor Metchnlkoff was world fa
mous as an exponent of theories for
the prolongation of human life.
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A. W. KIME, M. D.
P H Y SIC IA N
AND
RUROEON
Office la Phillips
Russians Continue Advance.
Building, over the
Petrograd, via Icondon.— The Rus
Benson Drug Btors.
slans are continuing their successful
Office Phone 34 Roiidence Phone 126.1
advance In the region of the lower
Llpa, the war office announced.
DR. W. M. H AM ILTO N
Strike Results In Bloodshed.
Tacoma, Wash.— Kungvnl Delnann,
a strikebreaker, was shot and killed
and Ham James, a union longshore­
man, sustained a probably fatal gun
shot wound In a pitched battle, when
union men attacked an automobile
carrying nonunion workers to the Mil
waukee docks.
910,000,000 Damage Wrought by Flood
Atlanta, Oa. — Herlous floods In
North Carolina, Houth Carolina, and
Virginia, caused five known deaths,
rendered hundreds homeless and dam
aged property and crops to the extent
of C 10,000,000.
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